In this online event, we'll explore why Chad and his coauthors of Deconstructing Hell argue that perhaps no modern church dogma has been more destructive to the mission of Jesus, created more atheists, or generated more religious trauma than that of eternal conscious torment (ECT) for the non-believer.
In this Pop-Up, Kyoto School scholar Carlos Barbosa Cepeda will explore Nishitani Keiji's philosophy of mind, showing how ideas from the Japanese philosopher help us move beyond metaphors of the mind as a computer and achieve a more vivid understanding of who we are.
Join us online May 25-27th at the 16th International Forum on Ecological Civilization! This year will explore strategies for transforming self, systems and societies that can be employed to create an ecological civilization.
The John Cobb Common Good Award is the world's most prestigious prize for ecological civilization. This year, the 15th John Cobb Common Good Award is presented to Dr. Yan Shi.
In this Pop-Up, Dr. Mark Karris will discuss the religious trauma caused by the unholy trinity of traumatizing beliefs in a tormenting Hell, a wrathful God, and human depravity and how such beliefs are traumatizing for individuals and have led to abandonment of the church.
In this edition of the Living Earth Youth Dialogues, we will be hosting a special community conversation on sustainable livelihood to celebrate half a year of our Living Earth Youth Dialogue program!
In this Living Earth Youth Dialogue, Micah Huang will share ideas of social ecology, particularly with regard to the post-colonial reclamation of history and reframing of the international social order.
Held at the beautiful Grand Targhee Resort in the Grand Teton mountains of Wyoming, ORTCON23 is an in-person conference exploring topics in Open and Relational Theology.
In this Pop-Up, Dr. Zhenbao Jin will discuss the cosmology of Taoism and Confucianism from the perspective of process philosophy and explore meditation as the way to embody such a cosmology.
This conference is dedicated to the philosophical-historical dimension in Whitehead’s oeuvre on the one hand and to its systematic relevance for numerous areas of research on the other hand.
The Thirteenth Personalist Seminar will center around Alfred N. Whitehead and Nicolas Berdyaev, with separate days devoted to different aspects of their work. The first day will introduce the group to Whitehead and Berdyaev in their contexts. The remaining days each participant will be responsible for a specific text and/or aspect, or present a paper on Whitehead or Berdyaev and will help lead that part of the discussion.
In this Living Earth Youth Dialogue, MBrinley Dai will moderate a conversation between Christina Lee, Claire Xu, and Ashritha Kalakuntla on the important topic of water conservation, specifically focusing on rivers and lakes.